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DUG

12 concerts

DUG is the duo of songwriter Conor Lorkin O’Reilly and California banjo player Jonny Pickett, blending Irish and American traditional music. Their debut single “Jubilee” was shortlisted for two 2024 Grammy nominations in Americana roots categories.

Prewn

1 concert

Izzy Hagerup records as Prewn. Her 2023 LP Through The Window was hailed by Pitchfork as a “striking example of Hagerup’s ability to sit with ugliness.” She wrote and recorded the nine-song album System alone in bedroom sessions.

The Takes

9 concerts

The Takes are a Portland, Oregon folk rock group blending rock riffs with folk songwriting. The band features Sumner Rahr, Guido Rahr, and Phoebe Webb, crafting songs rooted in rock and shaped by Pacific Northwest traditions.

Automatic

6 concerts

Automatic, an L.A. DIY band formed in 2017, blends synths, drums, and bass with vocals. Known for explosive live shows, they've toured internationally and opened for Bauhaus.

Briscoe

10 concerts

Briscoe are a folk-rock duo whose album Heat of July was written on the road and produced with Grammy-nominated Brad Cook. The record expands their sound with bigger arrangements and guest musicians from Houndmouth, Bon Iver, Mipso, and Watchhouse.

Shakey Graves

33 concerts

Austin, Texas-born Shakey Graves, aka Alejandro Rose-Garcia, known for his innovative musical experiences, engages fans with unique releases. He creates immersive adventures, including personalized CDs and exclusive digital tracks, allowing fans to explore his music.

The Brothers Comatose

16 concerts

San Francisco string band founded in 2008 by Ben and Alex Morrison, The Brothers Comatose fuse old-school roots instrumentation with rock and roll energy. Released 2010 debut Songs From The Stoop, later Golden Grass; have nearly 50M streams and played Outside Lands.

Built To Spill

15 concerts

Boise, Idaho indie rock band led by singer/guitarist Doug Martsch. Known for intricate, jam-friendly guitar rock and unpredictable live shows. Breakthrough with 1994’s There’s Nothing Wrong with Love; alt-rock classics Perfect from Now On and Keep It Like a Secret.

Leroy from the North

1 concert

Channing Wilson

5 concerts

Georgia-bred country artist from LaFayette, Channing Wilson is a Nashville-based songwriter who’s penned songs for Luke Combs. He’s shared bills with Steve Earle, Billy Joe Shaver, and Robert Earl Keen, and worked with Guy Clark after signing with EMI.

Ben Chapman

3 concerts

Ben Chapman makes country-fried funky-tonk, and has written songs for Hayes Carll, Brent Cobb, and Marcus King. He made his Grand Ole Opry debut and released three acclaimed albums, including Feet on Fire, produced by Grammy-nominated Anderson East.

Sa-Roc

1 concert

Southeast D.C.-raised conscious hip-hop MC Sa-Roc, praised by NPR/Okayplayer for sharp, insightful lyricism; known for “Forever” and Sharecropper’s Daughter; Tiny Desk; MF DOOM collab.

Thee Sinseers

27 concerts

Thee Sinseers, formed in 2019 and fronted by East Los Angeles bandleader Joey Quiñones’ son, blend R&B and soul with a modern lens. Their Colemine Records album Love Stories leans on earthy, ’60s-warm instrumentation like standup bass.

The Altons

3 concerts

Los Angeles band The Altons blend soulful blues, cumbia and psychedelia with dreamy harmonies. Known for energetic live shows, they’ve played Summer Fest (Milwaukee) and Corona Capital (CDMX). Latest release: Float (Penrose Records).

Widowspeak

11 concerts

Brooklyn-based indie rock duo Widowspeak, formed in 2010, blends dream pop, country twang, and shoegaze into hazy, haunting songs. Known for Molly Hamilton's languid vocals and Robert Earl Thomas's guitar, their discography includes acclaimed albums like 2022's The Jacket and their 2026 release, Roses, showcasing their unique "cowboy pop" sound.

Lyrics Born

7 concerts

Asian-American solo rapper, part of Quannum Projects (San Francisco Bay Area). First to perform at Lollapalooza and Coachella and release a greatest hits record. Known for sharp lyricism and baritone voice; debut Later That Day named by Rolling Stone among the 200 greatest hip-hop albums.

Steve Earle

8 concerts

Acclaimed singer-songwriter and storyteller, protege of Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark. His 1986 album Guitar Town hit No. 1 on country charts and became an Americana classic. Won consecutive GRAMMY Awards; inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Quasi

8 concerts

Portland, Oregon indie rock duo Quasi pairs Sam Coomes and Janet Weiss. Debuted in 1993; first LP R&B Transmogrification (1997). Albums include Featuring "Birds", The Sword of God, Hot Shit and 2023’s Breaking the Balls of History.

Clinton Fearon

3 concerts

Born in Jamaica, Clinton Fearon joined The Gladiators at 19 as bassist, vocalist and lyricist. A 1970s session musician for Studio One and Lee “Scratch” Perry’s Black Ark, he later built a solo career in Seattle, recording 12 albums.

Hogslop String Band

2 concerts

Old-time string band with punk-rock energy: Hogslop String Band blends bluegrass, folk & psychedelia into “the Hogslop Sound”; led by Kevin Martin.

Hannah Frances

3 concerts

Hannah Frances is a Vermont-based vocalist, guitarist, composer, dancer, and poet with roots in Chicago. Her 2024 album Keeper of the Shepherd earned Pitchfork’s Best New Music. She blends progressive rock, avant-folk, contemporary classical, and jazz.

Alela Diane

7 concerts

Boy Golden

20 concerts

Boy Golden makes alt/indie folk with lo-fi, introspective meditations. His album Best of Our Possible Lives spans 12 songs of self-discovery, featuring producer Robbie Lackritz and Grammy-winner Pino Palladino.

Friendship

12 concerts

Friendship is a Philadelphia-based band led by Dan Wriggins with Michael Cormier-O’Leary, Jon Samuels, and Peter Gill. Rooted in Yarmouth, Maine, they moved to Philly in 2015. Their album Caveman Wakes Up (2025) blends country-rock with experimentation.

Ken Pomeroy

10 concerts

Ken Pomeroy is a singer-songwriter whose 2025 Rounder Records debut album Cruel Joke drew praise from NPR’s Ann Powers. Her EP Tonight’s News was recorded in a single day at Chicago’s Wilco Loft with producer Tom Schick, live with no overdubs.

Mercury

5 concerts

Mercury is an American alternative rock project architected by singer-songwriter Maddie Kerr and based in Nashville, Tennessee. Known for a massive wall-of-sound indie rock style, the project blends ethereal vocals with grungy guitars and deeply vulnerable lyricism, gaining widespread recognition with releases like the 2024 EP Together We Are One, You and I.

Florry

1 concert

Florry, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, crafts a blend of alternative country, indie rock, and cowpunk. Led by Francie Medosch, the band is celebrated for energetic live performances and honest lyrics. Notable albums include The Holey Bible (2023), an "Album of the Week" at Stereogum, and Sounds Like... (2025). They have toured with artists like Kurt Vile.

Hudson Freeman

16 concerts

Hudson Freeman is a Brooklyn-based lofi-folk artist, originally from Waxahachie, TX, with formative years in Eswatini. His music blends folk intimacy with alt-rock unease, exploring themes of faith and belonging. Known for resonant songwriting, he released the album "is a folk artist" and the popular single "If You Know Me." He collaborated on the "Adult Contemporary" EP with The Bedroomer.

El Khat

2 concerts

El Khat, led by Eyal El Wahab, is a Berlin-based trio of Yemeni descent. They create "junkyard funk" by blending traditional Yemeni folk with psychedelic rock, often using unique self-made instruments from discarded items. Known for revitalizing ancient sounds, their acclaimed albums include "Saadia Jefferson," "Albat Alawi Op. 99," and "mute." They received a Songlines Music Awards nomination.

The Womack Sisters

16 concerts

The Womack Sisters, BG, Zeimani, and Kucha, are Los Angeles-based R&B and soul artists from a legendary musical lineage, granddaughters of Sam Cooke and daughters of Womack & Womack. Known for their powerful harmonies and emotive vocals, they blend retro and modern soul. Their work includes the "Legacy" EP and their Daptone Records album, "The Womack Sisters".

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Ana Frango Eletrico

Ana Frango Eletrico, from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, poet, and visual artist. Known for a genre-bending sound blending indie pop, MPB, jazz, and experimental elements, she has released acclaimed albums like "Little Electric Chicken Heart" (Latin Grammy nominated) and "Me Chama de Gato Que Eu Sou Sua". She also won a Latin Grammy as a co-producer.

D.K. Harrell

Louisiana native guitarist, vocalist and songwriter D.K. Harrell is a Blues Music Award-winning star of the current blues resurgence. Known for stinging string bends and deep soul vocals, he released his Alligator Records debut album, Talkin’ Heavy.

The South Hill Experiment

Baltimore brothers Baird & Gabe Acheson (Goldwash) craft raw, prolific S/H/E experiments—live takes, feedback & fantasy characters; anti-rollout, instinct-first music.

Esther Rose

Esther Rose released the 11-track album Want (New West Records, 2025), produced by Ross Farbe and recorded live-to-tape at Nashville’s Bomb Shelter. A follow-up to 2023’s Safe to Run, it features Dean Johnson and members of Video Age.

Acid King

San Francisco's Acid King, formed 1993 by Lori S., Joey Osbourne, and Peter Lucas, pioneered stoner and doom metal. Known for heavy, psychedelic soundscapes, relentless riffing, and Lori S.'s haunting vocals, their influential albums include Busse Woods, III, and Beyond Vision, which charted on Billboard. Their sound features thick, sludgy guitar tones and fuzz.

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Meridian Brothers

Meridian Brothers, avant-garde band formed in Bogotá (1998), blends salsa, cumbia & vallenato with electronic experiments; key name in Latin America’s psychedelic scene.

Terror/Cactus

Buenos Aires-born, Miami-raised Seattle producer Martín Selasco’s Terror/Cactus blends digital folklore & psychedelic electro-cumbia with chicha, cumbia & folk.

Mary Halvorson

Brooklyn-born jazz guitarist/composer Mary Halvorson crafts elastic, contrapuntal music; DownBeat Jazz Album of the Year (3x) & Guitarist of the Year (2023–24).

Caitlin Canty

Born in Vermont, Caitlin Canty makes gritty, dreamy American folk; acclaimed for 2015’s Reckless Skyline; tours US/Europe; collabs with Peter Bradley Adams & Jamey Johnson.

Meatbodies

LA rocker Chad Ubovich’s Meatbodies: Cali garage punk/neo-psych with guitar-heavy punch and pop hooks; key albums Meatbodies, Alice & 333.

Dylan Earl

Born in Louisiana and shaped by Arkansas, Dylan Earl makes a progressive country and western sound with wry wit and nostalgia. His album Level-Headed Even Smile explores identity and formative years. He’s toured USA and EU/UK, sharing stages with Esther Rose and Nick Shoulders.

Rumbo Tumba

Rumbo Tumba is Argentine multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer Facundo Salgado, reimagining South American folk roots with organic loops. A live-looping one-man orchestra, he’s toured 30+ countries over 14 years and has 40M+ streams.

Folk Bitch Trio

Folk Bitch Trio is a folk trio of former high school friends Heide Peverelle, Jeanie Pilkington and Gracie Sinclair. Their debut album Now Would Be A Good Time mixes vivid, visceral storytelling with dark humor and irony.

Hannah Juanita

Marcos Valle

Rio de Janeiro-born singer/songwriter/producer Marcos Valle spans bossa nova, MPB and funk. His 1965 album O Compositor e o Cantor featured the classic, widely covered "Samba de Verão". He later collaborated with Stacey Kent and Jazz Is Dead.

Buddy Wynkoop

Portland, OR six-piece art-punk band Buddy Wynkoop: shout-sung, jagged guitars, spoken-word; Devo/IDLES/Parquet Courts vibe; explosive live cult act.

The Cosmic Tones Research Trio

Setting

Setting, an instrumental trio from Durham, North Carolina, features Nathan Bowles, Jaime Fennelly, and Joe Westerlund. They craft joyous, experimental electro-acoustic music, blending rustic folk with hypnotic cosmic rock through group improvisations. Notable albums include "Shone a Rainbow Light On" and their self-titled release.

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